Trematoda
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Trematodes are parasitic flatworms, known as flukes, that are divided into the two sub-classes aspidogastra and digenea. Only the digenea infect human beings. Flukes are longer than wide and tend to a point at each end so that they are termed to be rhomboidal in shape though some are even flagon shaped.
References
- A New Species of Fluke, Ascocotyle howei, in the Context of Sibling Speciation by Richard Lumsden and Mark Armitage. CRSQ 35(4):178-185. March, 1999.
- Wikipedia article on Trematodes
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